The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
A bill to unite the Offices Of Treas
urer and Auditor introduced in the
Senate was vetoed By that body.

a Dill TO unite the OInceS OF 1EeaS-
urer and Auditor introduced IN the
Senate was vetoed By that body.
The merit of Red MEAT TOBACCO is
conceded by the attempts to initiate
it. But don't be deceived. Ask for the
watermelon tag.
Fora full report Of the proceedings
Of the Senate and House of Eepresen-
tatives up to Monday afternoon see
our outside.
The nrohibi,ionists met with a
sigra defelt IN AGan'a IN TIE recent
contest there, for and against the
licensing Of bar.rooms.
R. NJ. Thompson, Esq, made q
flying trip to Manning last week.
He looks as well and magisterial as
usual.
The defeat of prohibition in Allan
ia is lesson to prohibitonists, never
again to bedraggle in the dust the
morality they preach.
Have you bad cough or cold? =?
Try Cerasine Cough Cure. It never
fails to cure 25 cents at Dinkins &
Cos Drug Store.
This very beautiful but unorthodox
expression is credited in the Decem-
Der Demorest to Ben Hill: God
could not be everywhere, therefore he
made mothers
Rev. G. ". Bussey of Edgefeld
preached yesterday morning in tie
Baptist church at this place. He
intended to preach again last night
but was prevented by the weather.
Mrs ". N. Waters of GIotts Salem.
died on Wednesday last. She was
buried Thursday following at the
Bethel burying ground.
A pleasant smoke can be had by
using FoLLN Bros. RED MEAT IIGAR---
. good Cigar for nickle.
Our merchants made themselves
conspicuous last Thursday by refus-
ing to observe thanksgiving. The
stores were kept open all day, even
while the union service of praise and
thanks was held in the Methodist
church.
Mr.. E. T. Richbourg will call to day
on our citizens in the interest OF Geo.
W. Keir, of New York. Those having
pictures to enlarge Will do well to give
MIR. Rchhourg their orders. The work
Of his house is excellent and their
prices are very reasonable.
Betting, Packing, Oils, and Mill
supplies generally; lowest prices
also, few secondhand Gins Presses
Lorick & Lowrence, Columbia, S. G.
Quite recently a revival meeting
has been held at the Bethel Baptist
Church of Salem. It was commenc-
ed by Rev S. n. Richardson and
then conducted to the close by Rev.
E. NJ. Hicks There were 2S addit-
iors to the church by immersion, 3
reinstated and 3 received by letter.
Messrs. Legg and Hutchinson left
yesterday for Darlington with their
stock, and will be gone till next week.
Sometime between the first and mid
die os January they viii receive car
load of horses and mules from Ten
nessee and Kentucky. Quick sales at
the lowest prices is their rule in busi
ness.
The cold wave from the Rocky
Mountains OF the Pacific coast has
swept over the North and West, and
thence Southeast to the Atlantic
locking all nature in its icy embrace.
It reached US Monday evening preced-
ed by wind and rain, and the balmy
Summer breeze of Monday skeeted
away at the approach OF the frigid
visitor.
Farmers wanting fresh field Seeds
suited to this climate, viii find them,
at Lorick and Lowrance, Columbia,
S. C.
The Methodist church was filed
Thursday morning with large crowd
who listened attentively to the thanks
giving services conducted by the
ministers of our town. Appropriate
addresses were made by Rev's Nc
Dowell, Rouke and Mood, and with
music constituted the exercises
Every one present seemed impressed
with the solemnity and consequence
of the occasion; and the words spoken
by the ministers were in unison with
the grateful feelings of the audience.
When the canine tribe of the State
learn that tax OF 81 is laid upon their
heads by the Senate. there will be such
an uprising OF dogs, that the country
viii echo ana re-echo with their howl
ING and barking. They will bark at,